Browser storage
Cookie policy
SafariCharge uses a small amount of browser storage to keep accounts secure, remember choices, and, with permission, understand site usage.
Last updated: 1 August 2026
1. What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small text records saved by a website. SafariCharge also uses local storage and session storage, which let the browser remember information on your device. This policy covers all three.
2. What SafariCharge uses
| Purpose | Technology | What it does | Choice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authentication and security | Secure session cookies | Keeps an existing user signed in and protects account requests. | Required |
| Privacy preferences | Local storage | Remembers analytics choices, language, theme, and a local consent history. | Required to remember your choice |
| Simulation continuity | Session storage | Temporarily keeps an in-progress simulation in the current browser session. | Functional |
| Site analytics | Vercel Analytics | Helps us understand aggregate usage and improve performance. | Optional; off until accepted |
3. No advertising trackers
SafariCharge does not currently use advertising cookies or sell information for targeted advertising. If this changes, we will update this policy and request any consent required before activating them.
4. Managing your choices
You can accept or refuse optional analytics from the privacy prompt. Refusing analytics does not prevent you from using the core service. You can also clear SafariCharge cookies and storage through your browser settings, although doing so may sign you out, reset preferences, or remove an in-progress simulation.
5. Updates and contact
We update this policy when our browser-storage practices change. For more about personal information, read our Privacy Notice. Questions can be sent to privacy@safaricharge.com.